El Paso Herald-Post from El Paso, Texas • 16

EL PASO HERALD-POST Stocks Thursday June 4 1942 EMPLOYMENT MALE HELP WANTED Mechanic Wanted Rodeo Clown Paulette Goddard Gets Divorce Grain Recovery Move Extended Tage 16 Industrial Stocks Advance Fractions To Three Points Trading Increases As Average Rises To New High Level MARKET SI1IMAUY BY I'MTEI) TRESS Stocks: Higher In moderately active trading Bonds: Firm Curb Stocks: Higher Cotton: Futures up around $100 a bale Grains Wheat futures closed IS to IS cents higher: corn futures up 1sh to IS cents oats up to rents Transfers: 519700 share By United Prett CHICAGO June The recovery movement in prices on the Chicago Board of Trade which got under way in the previous session was extended today following official assurances that imported staples will not be allowed to compete with domestic commodities Wheat closed la to 17s cents a bushel higher: corn was up to 1 oats up to 7i rye up I1 to 1 and soy beans up to Grain and soy bean futures mov-cl up on demand generated by a statement of Secretary of Commerce Jones that duty-free imports of forcign-produccd war materials would not affect domestic prices CHICAGO GRAIN FUTURES By Attociated Prett CHICAGO June Close i4 WI T' -Alt Jasbo Fulkerson topnotch rodeo clown who has performed at outstanding shows on the nation's largest arena circuits will team with George Mills to furnish the comedy for the El Paso Sheriff's Posse Rodeo Fulkerson is from Smithfield Texas SALES (June 4 Report) In A Low Close 13 Alaska Jun 2 Altegh Corp 2 Allcgh Stl 2 A1 Chcm Sc Dy 2 Allied Strs "4 Am Airlines 17 An: Can 4 Am Car Fdr I Am Coml AIco 1 Am Ac For Pow 10 Am Low 2 Am Metal 1 Am Pow Ac Lt 47 Am Rad 12 Am Roll Mill 18 Am Smelt 12 Am Stl FJrs 21 Am Ac 12 Am Tob 27 Anaconda Cop 12 Am 111 23 A Ac Atl Refin 28 Aviation Corp 2 Bald leco 2 Halt Ac Oh 5 Rarnsdall fill 6 Bath Xr Wka 13 Bend lx Aviat 32 Beth Stl 25 Boeing Airpl 20 Borden Co 8 Briggs Mfg 5 Bury Frie 3 Budd Mfg 1 Burr Add Mach 1 Calumet Ar Hec 3 Campbell Wyant 15 Can 13 Ale 36 Canad Pac 3 ase 8 Cerre de Paa 6 Ches Ac 4 Chi Pneu Tool 77 Chrysler Corp 2 City Ice Ac Fu 3 Climax Moly 10 Coca Cola 16 Colgate Palm 40 Colum Ac 28 Coml Credit 15 Coml Invest Tr IS Onml Solv 12 Comwlth Ac South 11 Consol Alrcr Ill Cons Edison IS Coisol Oil 14 Cont Can 13 Cont Mot 3la 23 Cont Oil Del Coty Inc 7 Crown Zeller 3 Crucible Stl 27 Curtiss Wright 1 Del Lack West 1 Diamond Match 5 Douglas Airoraft 6 Dow Chem 36 Du Pont De 17 El Auto Lite 12 Firestone Ac 5 Poster Wheeler 4 Gen Baking 52 Gen Elee 11 Gen Food 1 Gen Mills 115 Gen Mot Gillette Saf 3 Glidden Co IB Goodrich IB F) 19 Goodyear At XI lOt West Sug 4 Greyhound Corp 8 Holland Fum 1 Holly Sugar 12 Homestake Min 4 Houston Oil 1 Hudson Mot I 8 Illinois Cent 8 Indust Rayon 4 Inspirat Con Cop II Interlake Iron 36 Int Harv 31 Int Nick Can 26 Int Tel Ac Tel 4 Johns Manv 33 Kennecott Cop 14 Kresge tS S) 20 Lib Glass 7 Libby McN Ac 2 Liquid Carbonio 32 Lockheed Aire 12 Loews Inc 7 Lone Star Cem 2 Lorlllard (P) 9 Mack Truck 2 Magma Copper 6 Martin 4 May Dept Str 3 McKess Ac Rob 9 Mid Cont Pet 13 Murray Corp 21 flash Kelv 11 Natl Bisc 7 Natl Cash Keg 19 Natl Cyl 4 Natl Distill 19 Natl Gyp 9 Natl Lead 15 Natl Pw Ac Lt 48 Cent RR 9 No Am Aviat 57 N'oQh Amer Co 10 North Pae 24 Ohio Oil 1 Otis Stl 14 Owen 111 G1 8 Pao Ac 5 Pack Motor 132 Pan Am Airw 2 Park Utah 7 Pennev 31 Penn 12 Phelps Dodge 15 Phillips Pet 21 Proct Ac Gsm 15 Pub Serv 7 Pullman Corp 16 7 20s 4V 1 71 City Orders Phone Bate Cut (Continued from iafe One) now has telephone company figures which ultimately may result in further rate reductions under changing conditions Kreoinineiid Dial System The rate reduction ordinance recalled that the action followed full and fair hearing concerning local exchange telephone and that the Council concluded charges should be reduced "after consideration of evidence exhibits briefs and of both the City and the utility The Council adopted in connection with the ordinance a resolution recommending that the Mountain States be compelled to install a dial telephone system in El Paso as soon as equipment for the change-over from the present manual system can be obtained The resolution said the Council believes a dial system would improve service and result in company operating and maintenance cost savings which could be passed on to the customers still allowing the utility a fair profit on its investment Ask Franchise Provision The Council recommended that If and when a new franchise is granted Mountain States within the City it contain a provision compelling the changeover to dial telephones The telephone company's franchise to use City streets and alleys for its poles and lines expired Oct 25 1932 and never has been renewed The resolution contended that Mountain States should have installed a dial system before the present emergency made it impossible to do so During the hearing Cyrus Hill City utility rate engineer presented a study which showed that Mountain States could save $75000 a year by installing a dial system Company officials called Mr Hill's study fantastic Mayor Anderson ordered the resolution spread upon the Council minutes as a permanent record which succeeding Councils might want to study The Council based the reduction ordinance on findings which grew out of the rate hearing Filed with the ordinance the findings stated in part that: Findings Given 1 A fair value of Mountain States properties within the City limits based on prices of last Sept 30 was $1400000 (Mountain valuation was about $500 000 higher than this Utility rates rise in proportion to the increase in valuation or investment after operating costs and earnings are taken into consideration) 2 A depreciation reserve of $63 496 a year to replace worn out equipment on that part of the plant within the City is a fair figure and can be apportioned to operating expenses iThe annual depreciation reserve figure was approximately $20000 more than the Council's estimate) 3 The Council rejected the contention that l'S per cent of Mountain States gross revenues each year should go to the parent American Telephone Telegraph Co under a license contract agreement through which A Si performs legal engineering and other services for the El Faso subsidiary (During the hearing City experts contended the flat per cent payment tended to be excessive and was listed as an operating cost They said Mountain States should pay A St tor actual services rendered instead of an arbitrary rate) 4 A fair rate of return or profit for Mountain States on its invest ment within the City is 525 per cent annually (City experts testi fied that Mountain States' rate of return has run as high as 8 per cent) 5 The reduced rates which be-cjtre effective June 11 still will ield to Mountain States more than a fair rate of return upon the entire El Paso exchange and upon that part of the plant located within the City Fhone Firm Attorneys Confer On Action Attorneys for the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co said today they will conlcr with Mountain States officials at the Denver home office before deciding whether to contest the City telephone rate reduction ordinance One utility attorney said the ordinance creates a question of involving the right to revise rates charged City telephone customers who use their phones for calls beyond the City limits the present charges it must make available for customers facilities outside the City so El Pasoans can make calls to the Upper and Lower the attorney said question which must be answered is whether the City legally can compel the company to render service outside the City for the reduced rate which it set inside the Copies of the rate reduction ordinance will be sent to Denver so its affect on the revenues can bo calculated the attorney said METAL QUOTATIONS Metal quotations furnished by American Smelting Refining Co (Juno 4 Report New York (silver 35125 no change New York lead S65U no change No quotations on London lead and zinc London gold per troy ounce 168 Od no change London exchange spot $401 nominal no change Copper electrolytic at Atlantic board refineries Engineering and Mining Journal quotation for week ending June 3 1942: Domestic 11775c no chango Export 11700c no change Domestic copper delivered in New England (1225c ncr pound higher than shown June 3 1942 FOREIGN EXCHANGE By Attociated Prett NEW YORK June Late foreign exchange rate follow Great Britain in dollar other in cent: Official Canadian Control Board rate for dollars: Buying 10 per cent premium selling 11 per cent premium equivalent to discounts on Canadian dollars in New York of buying 991 per cent selling 09 per cent Canadian dollar in New York open market 10 per cent discount or 9000 cent down 116 ceni Great Britain official Bankers Fuicign Exchange Committee rates! buying 84 02 telling S404 open market cables $4 04: Mexico 2067 Rates in spot cables unless otherwise Indicated Jjr United Prett NEW YORK June Industrial stocks advanced fractions to 3 points today with the so-called peace issues featuring while rails were irregularly lower and utilities about steady Trading increased to around the 300000 share mark The industrial average crossed the 103 point to new high ground since March 5 Automobile shares featured Tobaccos gains ranging to a point Mercantile stocks moved up Soft drink shares were featured by Pepsi-Cola which led the market in volume and made a new 1943 top on a gain of nearly a point and Coca-Cola which gained 2 points There were 'strong spots in the building section chemicals can stocks amusements office equipment stock farm issues packing company stocks and airline shares Steel issues lagged behind the general market A long list of railroad shares registered LIVESTOCK CHICAGO LIVESTOCK 3p Attociated Pm CHICAGO June 4 HOG3 Salable J00O total 10500: slow early trade strong to 10c higher on 270 lb down: full advance on 240 ltx and under later trade steady on all weights and sow: good and choice 180-330 lb 1405 1430: top $1435 sparingly: 160-180 lb S13731J1420 good -iOC-SOO-lb sows $1360 1385 SHEEP Salable 3000 total 5300: late Wednesday shorn lambs and springers fully steady: good and choice around 88-lb clippers $135091365: load medium to good 93-lb Southwestern $1190: few- good and-choice native springers 1515: scattered sales downward from $1450: ewes scarce: few fat kinds $450 3600 today's trade lamb trade fairly active and fully steady: around five loads good and choice shorn old crop lambs with mostly No 3 pelts 1365: odd head native springers down from 41515: few fat ewes 600 CATTLE Salable 4000: calves 1000 strictly good ard choice medium weights and weighty steers strong on order buyer account: several loads with weight turning at $1375 1430 all other grades and representative weights weak: instances 10 to 15c lower: largely $120091400 market weakness very apparent on kinds turning at S1325 down to $1200 and below heifers weak to 25c lower: cows scarce but 10 to 15c off on late rounds: heavy sausage bulls steady bringing up to $1185 bur light bulls 15 to 25c lower on kinds scaling under 1200 lb vealen fully steady at 81550 down stock cattle scarce but slow KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK Jjr United Prett KANSAS CITY June Salable and total 2000 slow strong i-higher than Wednesday's average: top 11400 to all good to choice 190-325 lb 913 904)1400 140-180 lb S1340 tt 1385 Salable 1600 total 1900 calves salable 300 total 600: fed steers uneven average good to choice offerings steady 13c higher lower grades steady easier some weakness on tanner and cutter cows and common to medium heifers other she stock and bulls steady vealers little changed Stockers and feeders slow steady choice 952-lb yearling steers 31375 several loads good to near choice light and medium weight steers 1325 common to medium steers $10-759 1175 good to choice 684-lb heifers $1275 medium to good cows 1025: few good sausage bulls around 81075 1085: good to choice vealers 1450 very few S1500 Salable 2500k total 5800 alow opening sales spring lambs steady weak clipped lambs weak 25c lower sheep about steady early top native spring lambs S1425k some held higher: fed Texas clipped lambs $1125: odd lots Slaughter ewes downward from $550 LOS ANGELES LIVESTOCK Mp Associated Press LOS ANGELES June 4 CATTLE Receipts 500 slow about steady odd medium steers $1200 common loads S950 9 1050 two loads good 736-lb fed heifers $1250 cutter to common cows S00 cannery 700 medium to good bulls 1050 CALVES Receipts 150 steady medium to choice weighty vealers 1450 medium to good calves 1250 few $1300 Receipts 50: barely steady medium to choice 170-260 lb $142591475 few $1485 but choice very scarce few heavies down $1325 good sows IX 75 Receipts 50 steady small lots good to choice 79-104-lh wooled spring lambs $1323 £1360 TORT WORTH LIVESTOCK Jy United Prett GORT WORTH June Re eipts 2600 calves 500 steady weak steers and yearlings $85091250 fat cows S750 9950 cutters 725 calves 97009750 Receipts 1900 5c higher: top butchers $1400 good butchers $1385 mixed grades 1375 packing sows $127591300 Receiots 6000 alow 25c lower aged wethers $600 CHICAGO PRODUCE By United Prett CHICAGO June 4 BUTTER Receipts 1415878 lb market firm 93 score 37 Vic 92 score 36'ic: 91 score 35c 90 score 35'ic cars SS'c 89 score 34Vc can 35c 88 score 33 cars Receipts 28829 cases market firm extra firsts 30c: cars 31c firsts 20c ears 30c current receipts 29c checks 27Vic: dirties 284c storage packed extras 32c storage packed firsts 3140 SAVANNAH TURPENTINE By Attociated Prett SAVANNAH June Turpentine 65 offerings 212 sales 10600 gallons receipts 225 shipments 270 stocks 7215 Rcxin offerings 990 sales 463 receipts 949 shipments 450 stocks 53515 Quote: 3 223 244 256 272 283 282 I 290 295 302 308 WG 310 WW and 320 Immediately by large El Paso firm for truck reconditioning and service dept Must be experienced Good steady job for the man who can qualify Writa complete details stating age and ability NPC Box W-291 By mining company in Mexl-xo American warehouseman thoroughly familiar with mining smelter and mill supplies preferably single have Mexican passport When apply tn please give complete details of pas: experience NPC box T-501 WANTED AT ONCE Finished Lath Operators for work on war contracts Seven days week Good wages Desirable living conditions Write wire cr phone DUNIGAN TOOL 6e SUPPLY CO Breckenridge Texas SPANISH-SPEAKING man over 21 for liquor store and cafe work Experience unnecessary we train you Chance for advancement Apply 9 to 12 a or 2 to 5 Barrel House 505 Camp- heli WANT 25 barber Eight are to manage shops at 70 per cent Army Camp licenses necessary Meals 25c eaci Shops open Monday Ed Absher Camp Thomas Indio California WANTED Miiker also dairy Lane's Dairy Red 23-J-3 workers FEMALE HELP WANTED SALESLADIES WANTED El leading Ladies Speciality Shop has an opportunity for two experienced American Salesladies In Cost and Dress Departments WRITE NPC BOX W-293 EXPERIENCED white woman for cooking and housework Two in family Room and board No laundry References required Mrs Percy Barker Mesilla Park New Mexico WANT unencumbered housekeeper and cook For family two adults Uvs ou place In Roswell Apply Thursday afternoon or Friday morning Room 307 Del Norte Hotel WANTED: Maid for general housework Apply Sanatorium 2827 Louixi-na Wantaii Experienced beauty operators See Mrs Phillips Beauty Salon Popular Dry Goods Co WANTED Experienced cashier Refer -N Mesa cnees required Apply between 2 and 4 English speaking WANTED Spanish maid for general housework cinatL M7936 404 Cin- ANTED Experienced bookkeeper References Apply 700 Mesa between 2 and 4 WANTED Girl for curb and counter service Call between 2 and 4 Old Town Pump Montana and Laurel WANTED Middleaged woman to coo and care for elderly woman only State salary expected NPC box V-279 WANTED: Maid for general housework Apply Sanatorium 2827 Louisiana SILK finisher Capable first class work Steady employment for right person Wallis Cleaners 405 Montana St MIDDLEAGED housekeeper Good cleah plain cook Either American or Mexican Good wages Box 179 ENGLISH-speaking maid 87 week Also laundress one day weekly 1220 Cincinnati WANTED Mexican maid for general housework and laundry for 3 adults E2566-W STENOGRAPHER age 18-25 Stenographic experience desirable Call M938 Sirs Young Woman to stay with semi-invalid for room and board and salary Apply 2212 Copla Neat experienced American waitress Apply Camp Grande Cafe 3700 Alameda AMERICAN or Mexican girl for and general housework $10 weekV M8648-J M242L WANT maid for housework and care of children M7253-W EXPERIENCED waitresses wanted Eagle Cafe 206 Oregon SILK finisher 3630 Hueco Apply Griffin Cleaners EXPERIENCED car hops Apply Radi Center Inn 2115 Wyoming ENGLISH speaking girl to care for child 410 YandelL WANTED English-speaking cook To help with cleaning Live on place E245 MAID for half days No laundry or cooking $4 wk 1319 Montana Capable housekeeper other need apply M6293-W RELIABLE maid to go to California LT1 the summer 920 Blanchard REIJABLE housekeeper Good cook Two In family Live on place 3732 Hueco WOMAN for housework $4 week roan and board if desired 1409 Arizona GENERAL nELP WANTED TEACHERS or college students of refinement and ability Unusual opening during summer months Salary $300 for 75 days Write NFC box T-502 statin full qualifications WANTED Experienced camp cook both men and women to cook for railroad construction gangs Threlkeld Commissary Co 500 San Antonio M147 FATHER DAY Coupon salespeople make $8 $10 day Fine Arte Studio M3489 INTELLIGENT ambitious hard-working congenial couple for permanent hotel work Earn while you learn Hotel Oasis 711 Oregon WANTED 2 experienced waitresses or waiters 1 cook 1 bus boy 1 dishwasher Good salary After June 2 cad M5836-J at 8 o'clock SITUATIONS MALE AMERICAN man 39 married 15 yean experience traffic and shipping desire position in industry or Good reference A Kussy 1316 MundF apt 4 M8230 AMERICAN wants permahent position Experienced automobile and truck me-chanic M7063 EXPERIENCED watchman timekeeper Local or out of city Draft exempt Phone M64S8-W or NPC Box W-295 SITUATIONS FEMALE LADY who has teaching experience desire position as typist file clerk general office work Best references Box W-294 RELIABLE American woman wants gen? oral housework and cooking private home M4808-J DRESSMAKING sewing Prices reasonable Mrs Taylor S00 Arizona apt 4 EXPERIENCED bookkeeper-stenographer desires position Splendid references 2416 Montana M6385 INSTRUCTION DEFENSE Shipyard and airplan worker needed Men-women Short train-ing necewary High wage Call Mr Wnltnjan Red 54-J-3 Train in Dallas gsv FINANCE TUITION Forte Jr District Manager A 1132 California M6886 PUBLIC NOTICES LOST AND FOUND glasses by soldier ii Five-Points Bowling Alleys Sunday night E313M Reward FOUND in downtown district male Tor Boston Bull Call E723 9ST Ladies' lapel watch in vicinitv Texas Grand Theater Reward M8794-J 15 PERSONALS TO WHOM lt may concern: Notice 1 hcrebv given that I will not be responsible foi any bills made by Mrs Carmen Johnson after June 1st 1942 William Johnson MILDRED AND If you see this come home Everything is all Mother and Dad COMPLETE GYM Swimming for every member of the family Community Center 1309 Stanton M1796 WILL not be responsible for any debt other than my own John Clark Reducing treatments Free dem Healtn Exercycle Club 606 Stanton Ml 852 17 TRAVEL OPPORTUNITIES BUS LINES Free Meals Free Pillows Lower Rate Two 129 San Erancisco M890 ALL AMERICAN EXPERIENCED chiu'leur and wi'e will drive car to San Diego for traiu-porta-Tion Knox Hotel Hoorn 37 Continued from Page One than Woolworth Donahue of the dime-store clan and Winston Guest polo player She was celebrating her birthday anniversary at El Morocco night club Asked at the night club abGut her martial status Miss Goddard said: I have no statement to make at this time just enjoying my A question concerning her ago brought the answer: What do you think Unhappy Experiences Before he married Paulette Chaplin had two unhappy experiences with young wives His first Mildred Harris was 17 and in her divorce complaint she said that the comedian at home was "sullen and Lita Grey was only 16 when she married Chaplin in 1924 She bore marital status Miss Godard said: three years Chaplin is 53 years old now Paulette Goddard was born in Great Neck Long Island on June 3 1911 an only child Her father the late Goddard was a civil engineer in Great Neck where Paul-ettte spent her childhood and received her only education in the public schools Mr Goddard died when his daughter was 15 leaving practically nothing That meant that the young girl had to do something to support herself and her mother The stage beckoned and that fall she got a job as one of Florenz chorus girls in The following year she went into Conquering closing her stage career with that show A week or two later she met Edward James president of the Southern States Lumber Qo of North Carolina The meeting took place in the home of her uncle Charles Goddard late president of the American courtship was one of those whirlwind affairs which wound up with an Paulette recalled "We were married in Rye Yn at 4 o'clock in the morning after routing the license clerk and a minister out of Paulette obtained a divorce from Edward in Reno She is reported to have received a cash property settlement of $375000 It was while waiting for her divorce that Paulette mad her first visit to Hollywood The attractive blond had been in Hollywood only a short time when an agent met her at a party at Malibu famous movie beach colony He saw her movie possibilities and a few days later obtained a contract for her at the Hal Roach studio Kept Hollywood Guessing Chaplin and Miss kept Hollywood guessing for years as to the status of their romance and the exact place and time of their marriage had never been revealed until the filing of her divorce papers Friends however had been convinced that they were wed during an Oriental cruise with her mother in 1936 but most of them believed the ceremony had taken place aboard yacht The first met in 1933 when Miss Goddard was a chorus girl in the ensemble of Eddie movie Kid From Shortly afterward he began escorting her to public places and reports of their marriage or at least betrothal came recurrently Miss Goddard repeatedly branded rumors of their engagement as Chaplin said nothing maintaining it was a private matter First confirmation that they indeed were married was given by Chaplin Oct 15 1940 more than four years after their marriage At the New York premiere of Great Chaplin address ing the audience said Wife Paulette Goddard and I hope you will enjoy the The following month Miss Goddard answering a court action by her father Joseph Levy described herself as wife PLACE FOR FIGHTER Sjr Attociated Prett COLUMBUS June 4 take my husband into the service He wants to fight aU the time and I am not able to Richland County Selective Service Board No 68 recipient of the plea immediately began a review of the case WANT AD RATES INFORMATION One Insertion 4c per Two Insertions Be per word four insertions 12e per word Seven insertions 18c per word In case ot omission or error the pub-Ushers are liable for only one Incorrect insertion Errors must be recorded in time for correction following publication CREDIT COURTESY For convenience of advertisers Want Ads may be ordered lay telephone and paid for later Statement will be rendered at the expiration of ad Such accommodation is extended with positive understanding that name will be paid promptly All want ads are accepted for publication first The El Paso Times then In the following editions Tbs Herald-Fost WANT ADS PHONE MAIN 6600 EMPLOYMENT MALE HELP WANTED CAN YOU QUALIFY for a newspaper route? Must be mentally awake No slecpy-heads wanted Call Circulation Dept M6G00 Good draft exempt sober sign and house painter Plenty work Good proposition Parkway Painting Service Silver City New Mexico EXPERIENCED washman at once Write or wire Sanitary Laundry Albuquerque New Mexico WANTED Experienced mechanic for late model cars Good wages Apply 524 Missouri TRUCK driver Man experienced in handling petroleum product preferred M996 FOUNTAIN BOY APPLY IN PERSON NO PHONE CALLS PAUL'S CAKE LOGAN UTS WANTED Hydraulic dump Trucks for asphalt and caliche haul at Tornillo Good nay Austin Road Co OPENING for good masseur not afraid of work Apply after 6 Burgess Healtn Clinic WANTED Experienced cook Good salary Red Mill Coffee Shop 4116 Ala meda TRUCKS WANTED FOR LUMBER HAUL Apply Southwestern Transfer Co 209 Laurel COMBINATION fry-sandwich man American Aplly in person 2101 Montana The rower BARBER wanted Reception Center-Barber Shop Logan His Ft Bliss Post Exchange No lfi PAO Drivers 2 experienced Yeliow- Cah Co 116 San Antonio WANTED Collector witli car for finnnee company 202 El Paso Natl Bank Bldg 'DISHWASHER and handy man wanted at Lona's Sanatorium 2627 Lox-isiann CAU SOY July old 174 174 New Oct 173 Ii 173 a HYE-ciose:" July" 67ic' Sept 70 Doe July 481ir48Jic Sopt 49c Doe Slltc 174 176 172 173 70 CHICAGO CASH GRAIN Bp Attociated Prett CHICAGO June None No 1 yellow No 2 83 No 3 62 i 84Jc No 4 80V 84c sample grade yellow 58 80c sample grade white 48 sic No 1 white Sle: No 2 49 30c No 3 48 Vic: No 4 48ri484c sample grade white 48iiC BARLEY Malting 81c 9 $105 nominal feed and screenings 58 if 67c nominal No 3 barley 81c No 3 $103 SOY No 3 yellow 168 No 3 mixed $160 U-Boat Shoots At Sailors By United Prett KEY WEST Fla June Four men were killed by machine-gun fire from an Axis U-boat as they attempted to escape from their torpedoed sinking American merchantman in the Caribbean May 12 survivors reported today Crewmen from another American merchantman sunk in the same area May 25 told how German U-boat sailors shouted and clapped their hands when given a false figure on the torpedoed tonnage The crew of 35 was saved The story of the machine-gunning of the four Americans was told by Charles Parrish of Washington second Assistant engineer of the medium-sized vessel sighted the submarine astern of us about 9:20 he said tried to outrun her but it was useless for she overtook us after about 20 minutes As she came within range they opened up with shell and machine-gun fire did not have a gun aboard and we started to abandon ship We cut away the lifeboats and rafts and some of the crew made the descent by ladder Two officers were shot from the ladder by machine-gun fire continued to fire even after we were in the lifeboats and another officer was drilled through the head with bullet The rest of us crouched in the lifeboats as bullets tore into the tiny craft The lifeboat was so badly riddled that we were forced to abandon it and board Round after round of shellfire failed to sink the vessel the crewmen said and the U-boat finally fired a torpedo into her port side For four days the lifeboat with the 17 survivors sailed and drifted about the Caribbean before it was taken in tow by a native sloop and towed into Bon Air a small island near Curacao A tanker later brought six of the men to Key West Still missing were eight other crewmen last seen on a raft Cotton Advances About $1 A Bale By United Prett NEW YORK June Cotton futures rose about $1 a bale in moderately active dealings todav and held most of the advance despite profit-taking and hedging At the close all active deliveries were up 14 points TO cents a bale from previous closings Spot was quoted nominally at 2010 cents a pound up 15 points NEW YORK COTTON By United Prett NEW YORK Juna 4 Cotton closed steady MONTHS Open High Low Close July 18-55 1861 1841 1857 October 1885 1896 1871 1888 December 1897 1910 1888 1902 January 1903 1908 May 1424 1927 1924 1931 May 19-24 1927 1924 1931 Spots closed nominal at 2010 up 15 points NEW ORLEANS COTTON By United Prett NEW ORLEANS June Cotton dosed barely steady MONTHS Open High Low Close July 18-34 1863 1843 1855 October 19-04 1914 1892 1906 December 1915 1927 1909 1921 January March 19-37 1948 1929 1940 May 1942 19-55 1943 1951 Spots closed steady at 1893 up 14 points FORT WORTH COTTONSEED By United Prett FORT WORTH Jun Western Feeders Supply Co's cottonseed quotations (fob Texas Mills) Prime loose hulls per ton $700 IT 800 Prime cracked screened meal and cake 43 per cent protein per ton $4400 4500 BOND AVERAGES International Newt Service NEW YORK June dosing Dond indexes today: 40 bonds 8863 up 018 10 higher grade rails 9057 up 023 10 second grade rails 4946 up 045 10 public utilities 10849 unchanged 10 industrials 10999 up 004 STOCK AVERAGES fnterHatioiial Newt Service NEW YORK June Dow-Jones dosing stock averages: Previous Year Today Close Ago 30 Industrials 10361 10215 11813 20 Railroads 2335 3437 2772 15 Utilities 1180 1143 148 IIELI) TO GRAM) JURY Howard Hobbs charged with stealing a diamond ring from Dr Lovie May Evans while she was giving him medical treatment in her Mills Building office today was bound over to the County Grand Jury after preliminary hearing before Justice of the ce Crawford I His bond wa3 set at $1000 Thousands See Bodeo Parade (Continued from Page One the infectious rodeo spirit spread Rodeo performers will be given daily through Sunday at 8 In addition programs will be offeree at 2 Saturday and Sunday General admission prices for adults are $110 and 55 cents for children Soldiers in uniform will be admitted for 50 cents Reserved box seats are $220 each The producers of the show Verne Elliott and Don Nesbitt promise the best show ever held in El Paso Producers point to the stock and the list of champions entered declaring that with such a combination the rodeo cannot help but be a sense tion To Ride Outlaw King Included in the Nesbitt-Elliott remuda of bucking horses is the most vicious horse in rodeo today Minutes to Draw-in the outlaw king in performance was Willie Woods Woods will come out on Minutes to in the number seven slot The rodeo will open with a grand entry and an introduction of officials The first event will be competition in the bareback bronc riding with such heralded champions as Smoky Snyder Fritz Truan and Carl Dossey entered The brahma bull-riding has drawn Jack Dupree Lefty Mitchell Leonard Cain and CpL Wayne Allen among others In a special event the cutting horse contest four men will compete in the first performance with the most notable being Bob Crosby famed cowboy from Roswell Stars Entered Other features include Jasbo Fulkerson and George Mills comedians Don and Gene McLaughlin trick ropers Dick Griffith and Bernice Taylor trick riding and Ken Boen and his Gray Outstanding champions appearing here include Dick Griffith world champion bull rider in 1939 1940 and 1941 Homer Pettigrew world champion cowboy 1941 Hub White-man world champion steer wrestler in 1941 Carl Dossey world champion bareback rider in 1940 Clyde Burk world champion calf roper in 1936 and 1938 Smoky Snyder world champion bull rider in 1931 1932 1935 1936 and 1937 and world champion bareback rider in 1932 and 1936 Zeno Farris roping artist from Las Cruces is expected to enter his specialty calf roping Farris is a deadly marksman and is given a good chance to carry off top honors at least once during the four-day rodeo PROGRAM 7:30 Band Music Grand Entry 8:10 Introduction of Officials 8:15 Bareback Bronc Riding No Contestant Hone 29 Smoky Snyder Weasel 15 Jack Dupree Rod Desert 27 Pvt Buster Hobbs Pop Eye 42 Jimmie Sloan Trinket 48 Carl Dossey Devil Dog 61 Johnnie Williams Manitou 78 lewis Cain Kid Riner 7 Ceor-e Mills Strawberry Roan 13 Cpl Wayne Allen Whirlpool 41 Mitch Owens Old Faithful 44 Hank Mills Sam 18 Gene Simpson Bold Venture 25 Fritz Truan Edgemont 8:30 Army Event 8:40 Calf Roping Contestant No 21 Chuck Shepard 37 Clive Acton: 19 James Kenney 50 Floyd Rigdon 51 Jim Derrick: 58 Jim Brister 62 Otho Woodrow 63 Boyd Stockman 67 Jack Hit son 72 Maynard Gayler 8:55 1 Trick Roping Don and Gene McLaughlin 9:05 Musical Chair Contestant No 200 Margaret Vainer 199 Lucene Lide: 196 Jean Milner 194 Elvera Hayter 196 Vera Frances Harrel 197 197 Jewell McAdoo 195 Eva Mae WIKcrn 9:15 Saddle Bronc Riding No Contestant Horse 21 Chuck Shepard Rompers 36 Don Wilson Great Fall 53 Doff Aber Blackout 66 Bill Davi Empty Saddle 69 Lynn Mangum Wild Fire 74 Bill Hancock Challenger 77 Willie Woods 5 Minutes to Midnight 25 Fritz Truan Hamm What Am 52 Bill McMackin 54 George House Zumbee 44 Hank Mills Dick Turpin 70 Bruce Emerson Dollar 76 Bcarll Joseph Twenty Below 9:30 Army Event 9:40 George Mills and Clowns With Mules 9:45 Army Event 9:33 Steer Wrestling Contestant No 25 Fritz Truan: 43 Howard McCrorey 73 Sonny Hancock 32 Eugene Cavendcr 26 Jim Whiteman 52 Bill McMackin 75 Ralph Thompson 71 Buck Sorrels 10:10 Cutting Horse Conte! No Contestant Horse 193 Fern Sawyer Belcn 192 Volney Hildreth Flying Ii 190 George Glascock Joker 12 Bob Crosby 10:20 Trick Riding Dick Bernice Taylor 10:30 Ken Boen and His Grey 10:40 Brahma Bull Riding No Contestant 14 Lefty Mitchell 15 Jack Dupree 13 Cpl Wayne Allen 30 Lee Smith 64 Pvt Virgil A Helms 22 Vidal Garcia 20 Everett Yassar 31 Rufus Morris ill Johnnie Williams 'J Leonard Cain 10:53 Fulkerson and IMi Cnjri'il BUY WAR BONDS I i Death Takes Mrs Irene Luther Mrs Irene Whitaker Luther of 3120 Tularosa street died at 12:25 today at her residence She was 74 Mrs Luther had lived in El Paso since 1919 having come here from Midland She was born in Mulberry Tenn in 1867 the daughter of Lucius Whitaker who fought in the Civil War as a member of the 8th Tennessee volunteer regiment and of Betty Moseley Whitaker of Bell Buckle Tenn Mrs Luther was a member of the Rebecca Stoddert Chapter of the A a member of the Lone Star Chapter of War Mothers and had been a member of the First Baptist Church since 1919 She is survived by a son Oliver Luther and two daughters Mrs Norman Blower and Miss Betty Luther all of El Paso two brothers Edward Whitaker of Midland and Lawson Whitaker of Chattanooga Tenn and a sister Mrs Frances Huffaker of Chattanooga Funeral services are pending with the Barry Hagedon Funeral Home Heart Attack Fatal Ta Man II Green 40 of 3512 Idalia street died suddenly today when he suffered a heart attack while preparing to take part in the rodeo parade He was rushed to City-County Hospital but died before the ambulance arrived Mr Green was an employe of the Federal Reserve Bank where he had worked for two years as a guard and a former special officer on the City police force Funeral services are pending with Barry Hagedon Funeral Home URSCTO MONTOYA Funeral services for Ursulo Montoya who was killed by a train Tuesday were held at 10 a today at the Guardian Angel Church the Rev Fr Joseph Llobet officiating Burial was at Restlawn Cemetery under the direction of the Mar tin Mortuary MRS IS ROBERTS Mrs Roberts CO died at her home in Yslcta today where she has been a resident for the past six years She is survived by her husband and by one brother Frank 'B Howard also of Ysleta Funeral arrangements are pending with the Barry Hagedon Mortuary CECEIIA RAMOS Funeral services for Cecelia Ramos five-year-old daughter of Mr and Mrs Felipe Ramos of 3514 Frutas street who died yesterday of typhoid fever were held today Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery under direction of the Harding Memorial Chapel Survivors include her parents and her brother Roberto MRS A WEST Funeral services for Mrs A West of Albuquerque will be held there Friday El Paso friends were informed today Mrs West is survived by husband retired superintendent of the Santa Fe division from Albuquerque to El Paso The family previously resided at San Marcial where Mr West had his headquarters and Mrs West served as superintendent of schools She died at her home after a short illness Signs Bill To Aid Irrigated Areas By United Prett WASHINGTON June President Roosevelt today signed a bill to give farmers in stock-raising and irrigation -farming areas the benefit of long-term mortgage credit through the land bank commissioner and the Federal Farm Mortgage Corp Effect of the law which is written as an amendment to the 1933 Emengency Farm Mortgage Act is to place the land bank commissioner loans on the same basis as federal land bank loans City Asks Removal Of Board From Plaza The City Council today asked the El Paso Rotary Club to remove from San Jacinto Plaza the large board bearing the names of hundreds of El Pasoans now in the armed forces Alderman Walthall explained that since the United States entered the war it is impossible to place the names of all El Pasoans in service on the board He said it is unfair to make public only part of the names The board was installed by the Rotary Club shortly after Selective Service began to draft El Paso youths into the Army CHICAGO LARI) By Associated Press CHICAGO June Juiy 1235 Sept 1246 Oct 2250 Dec 1270 165 A I 7 Reming Rand 3 Reynolds Metals 22 Reynolds Tob 12 Safeway Strs 11 Repub Stl 6 St Jos Lead 55 Sears Roeb 13 Serve! 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